Fortune Purple

Fortune Purple publishes two postal-entry documents with different required handwritten statements. The shorter April document and the broader June policy agree on a two-SC award and a 48-hour submission limit, but a person preparing a card needs to resolve the statement difference rather than combine instructions from both.

Resolve the statement before copying the card

Agreement on the reward does not resolve disagreement on the required text. An operator clarification should identify the controlling version and the statement to use together; a hybrid made from both documents would be a new, unverified submission format.

The April entry sheet

The Sweepstakes Rules and Free Entry Method document, effective April 14, 2026, asks for blue handwriting, the participant’s name and platform User ID, and a short agreement statement. It specifies a roughly 4-by-6-inch card inside a number 10 envelope, one valid entry every 48 hours, and processing typically within 7–14 days after receipt.

The address identifies an external processing service, while the sponsor is Deeppulse Games LLC. Mailing a card to that processor would not itself establish that the platform accepted it or credited an account.

The June policy is more specific in a different way

The broader Sweeps Policy, effective June 6, 2026, requires a longer statement acknowledging the request and the applicable policies. It also reserves the right to request identity and address verification before crediting postal SC, and says the award follows the AMOE rules in effect when a request is processed.

We have not submitted a card or obtained an operator clarification reconciling these documents. The difference is therefore a practical documentation issue, not a reported rejection. Copying a generic statement from another operator would add a further avoidable uncertainty.

The June policy separately sets a minimum of 50 eligible SC for a prize request and permits playthrough above the usual once-through requirement, capped at 20. The promotional award and an immediately redeemable prize are not interchangeable.

Our account record is much narrower

The August 16–22 display shows a Sunday zero and a Wednesday positive SC entry, with the other days unfilled. A recorded zero and an unfilled cell do not mean the same thing. The first is an amount in the log; the latter supplies no amount to compare.

Those two observations cannot establish a full weekly schedule. They also do not identify a postal request, a verification approval, or a completed cash-out. We have not added any such result to the review.

During the September 8 public check, the homepage displayed a regional-unavailability notice, although the linked public policy documents could be read. We did not attempt to bypass the restriction. The current access message and the earlier account observations are dated findings, and neither proves that an outstanding prize was paid or refused.